Python WorkerPool.print_progress Examples

Example #1

File: test_unit_base.py Project: BenjaminYu/gpdb

 def test_print_progress(self, mock1):
     w = WorkerPool(numWorkers=32)
     c1 = Command('dummy command1', '')
     c2 = Command('dummy command2', '')
     w.addCommand(c1)
     w.addCommand(c2)
     w.join()
     w.print_progress(2)
     self.assertTrue(mock1.called_with('100.00% of jobs completed'))

Example #2

File: test_unit_base.py Project: vitessedata/gpdb.4.3.99.x

 def test_print_progress(self, mock1):
     w = WorkerPool(numWorkers=32)
     c1 = Command('dummy command1', '')
     c2 = Command('dummy command2', '')
     w.addCommand(c1)
     w.addCommand(c2)
     w.join()
     w.print_progress(2)
     self.assertTrue(mock1.called_with('100.00% of jobs completed'))

Example #3

File: test_unit_base.py Project: skt315/gpdb

 def test_print_progress_none(self, mock1):
     w = WorkerPool(numWorkers=32)
     w.print_progress(0)
     w.join()
     self.assertTrue(mock1.called_with('0.00% of jobs completed'))
     w.haltWork()

Example #4

File: test_unit_base.py Project: phan-pivotal/gpdb

 def test_print_progress_none(self, mock1):
     w = WorkerPool(numWorkers=32)
     w.print_progress(0)
     w.join()
     self.assertTrue(mock1.called_with('0.00% of jobs completed'))
     w.haltWork()